Wednesday, April 20, 2016

Intel Lays Off 12,000 People, Lobbies For More H-1B Visas

Intel Lays Off 12,000 People, Lobbies For More H-1B Visas

April 20, 2016 000 People , Intel Lays Off 12 1 Comments


By Daily Caller., April 19, 2016 

One of the top users of foreign workers imported via the H-1B visa program announced Tuesday it’s laying off about ten percent of its global workforce.

Tech giant Intel is laying off some 12,000 workers, although it’s one of the country’s 15 largest users of H-1Bs, which are temporary visas that allow companies to hire foreign workers for American tech jobs. The big-time layoffs come even as the company has called for hikes in the number of foreign workers it is able to hire using H-1B visas.
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